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The Unwritten #2Mike Carey and Peter Gross's "The Unwritten" mixes mystery, fantasy, and a love of books into the perfect synthesis of all three.
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Uncanny X-Men #511Matt Fraction's X-Men is about humanity moreso than mutancy. And the characters shine through.
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Final Crisis Aftermath: Escape #2Experimental, trippy, obtuse, and quite possibly brilliant, "Escape" continues with Nemesis no closer to answers concerning his stay in Electric City.
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Booster Gold #21The subfeat – er, uh, the "Second Features" start here, with the Jaime Reyes Blue Beetle sharing staples with the man who helped him get started, Booster Gold. Booster, however, is a little busy confronting the cowl.
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Anna Mercury 2 #1Anna Mercury is back and ready to head off to a new constellation world that's contacted ours. Are they friendly or do they need to be dealt with? Well, read on and find out!
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JSA vs. Kobra #1In this first of six issues, Kobra returns with an attack on the JSA – on their front porch! The JSA, of course don't take kindly to that.
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R.E.B.E.L.S. #5St. Aubin continues to do fine work as a replacement for Andy Clarke, and if you want space opera superheroes, this comic may be for you.
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Flash: Rebirth #3Geoff Johns's Flash sci-fi epic feels a bit out of step, but the ambition is impressive
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Batman #687An epilogue to "Battle for the Cowl" might not have been so bad, had "Batman & Robin" #1 not already been released. Instead, it just feels like a step backwards.
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Red Robin #1"Red Robin" is off to an uneven start right out of the gate, but there's certainly potential in its destination.
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Wolverine #74Not-quite-but-almost-final issue that concludes the two stories began in #73. Some good work here from current Wolverine writers Daniel Way and Jason Aaron with fantastic art by Tommy Lee Edwards and former "Wolverine" artist Adam Kubert.
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AbsolutionThe beginning of this mini-series with a zero issue that's half the price and sets up the concept well.
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War of Kings: Savage World of Skaar #1The "War of Kings" continues to rage across the Marvel Universe, touching down upon Sakaar and crossing paths with Skaar.
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Buck Rogers #1The new adventures of "Buck Rogers" begin here. "Begin" is the operative word, as a great deal happens here without resolution.
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Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers #2"Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers" is thoroughly silly, but in a nice and cute way.
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Beta Ray Bill: Godhunter #1Beta Ray Bill sets out to find – and slay – Galactus.
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Sherlock Holmes #2Is Holmes guilty of murder? It sure looks like it. But, it will be a few more issues until we find out the truth and the plot crawls towards that resolution rather than running.
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Family Name | NORDEN |
Forenames | Marianna |
Probate Date | 1795 (21 March) |
Address | London |
Occupation | Widow |
Spouse | Solomon Norden |
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Siblings | Judith the widow of Aaron Norden; Abraham De Lima of Amsterdam; |
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Other Relatives | Cousin and sister-in-law, Martha Keyser the wife of Assur Keyser, Merchant of London. Cousin, Miriam Keyser wife of Eleazer Isacks Keyser, Gentleman of London, their sons Isaks, Solomon and Jacob Keyser. Nephew, Abraham Norden (wife Rosetta and son Ruben), Merchant of London . Grand-niece, Mrs Miriam Gompertz the wife of Barent Gompertz, Merchant of of London. Nephews, Elias Levy De Lima (wife Marianna), Merchant of Amsterdam and Elias Abraham De Lima, Gentleman; Wolf Levy De Lima, Merchant of Amsterdam. Nieces, Mrs. Hester De Metz the wife of Lion Aaron De Metz, Merchant of Amsterdam; Martha Boas the wife of Moses Boas, Merchant of the Hague; Martha otherwise Pessy Levy wife of Isaac Levy, Merchant of Amsterdam. Cousin, Judith Van Emden the widow Alexander Joseph Van Emden of Amsterdam and Judith's sister Edel Norden, spinster, the daughter of the testators uncle the late Jacob Norden of Amsterdam. Edel's brother is Levy Jacob Norden of Maarsen and his present wife Judith Meyers. Cousins, Dinah Oppenheim the wife of Isaac Oppenheim of Hamburg; Hannah Goldsticker the wife of Wolf Goldsticker of Darmstadt; Judith Levy the widow of Marcus Levy jr.,Merchant of London; |
Bequests | Ruben, Magnus and Elias the three sons of the late Alexander Keyser, Broker of London. Levy Cohen of London; Malcah the wife of David Levy, Gentleman of London; Raphael Hart, Gentleman of London; Michael Joseph, tutor of the children of Eleazer Isacks Keyser. Mrs Fanny Samuel, housekeeper, otherwise the widow of Barnett Samuel; Rebecca Levy, servant of Eleazer Isaks Keyser; |
Executors, Administrators | Assur Keyser, Eleazer Isaks Keyser, Abraham Norden and Elias Levy De Lima |
Witnesses | Jno. Walton, William Walton, Gildershall and John Lawrie and J.J. Jensh clerks. |
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NA Cat Ref | Prob 11/1258 |

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Monday, March 02, 2009
I'm Going to Live!
It was pretty surreal when my doctor told me with urgency "go to the nearest ER right away or call an ambulance" when referring to the results of some tests during a checkup.
A checkup that I would have completely avoided if it had not been for my wife pushing me to go because of some odd pains I was having for some time that were getting much to evident to ignore.
Then came the inevitable thought – am I going to die?
My wife, daughter, family, friends; all of the things I've wanted to accomplish in life or visit all came into mind. That feeling of total loss knowing that the circumstances were completely out of my control just overwhelmed me.
Later my wife and I had a serious conversation about all the "what if's." That by far had to be the most difficult and emotional conversation I've (we've) ever had.
What surpassed it was seeing my daughter shortly thereafter; all chipper, smiling, without a slightest clue of what in the world was going on. The first thing she said, with enthusiasm, was something like "a squirrel ran into my classroom and the police came… and took him to jail!"
Life is weird.
I never thought that I would be seeing a cardiologist, hooked up to an EKG machine and all sorts of strange equipment, having ultrasounds done of my heart -- all in my 30's, and just a few weeks before my birthday (the irony!)
But then again, I never thought that I would have such a great wife, an amazing little girl, and a life filled with good friends and family that I can't really complain about. That's what made the circumstances even more difficult.
The feeling that all of it may really be gone in a limited amount of time is truly unexplainable.
I really thought stuff like this only happened to people who didn't do all of the things I did - workout 4 days a week (nearly 8 years now like clockwork), watched their weight, didn't smoke, drink (well only a few times a month), and ate pretty healthy (OK, except maybe the occasional trip to the Colonel's house of pure fried chicken delight – my only one true vice!)
But none of that is a guarantee, especially when heart disease runs rampant in all the men on my Dad's side of the family.
When all was said and done, I emerged. A bit traumatized, a different stance, and a fresh appreciation for the people around me. This time adding some new lifestyle changes that are going to be even more restrictive – the biggest being eating red meat only twice a week and fried food –- you know all the stuff that tastes good like fries, bacon, chicken to once every 6 weeks.
Let me repeat that again: I can only eat KFC "once" every "six" weeks (the irony!!!)
But how?! Just looking at the picture makes me want is even more…
Now my wife's favorite line - "If you want to live... stay away from the bucket"
36 comments:
- SciFi Dad said...
That's scary shit. I went through something similar (chest pains of unidentifiable origin) last year, and it turned out to be stress.
Glad you're on the mend. Sorry to hear about the bucket. - 4:20 AM
- Awesome Mom said...
I am glad you are ok! It is really scary to realize that you are getting older and your health is not what it used to be. That is why I really freaked out when I found out that I had gestational diabetes. Yeah it is only temporary but it also gives me a greater chance of developing it later. I am going to have to carefully watch my diet if I want to avoid it and that really sucks but will be worth it.
- for a different kind of girl said...
Glad you're ok. It's scary being a grown up. Perhaps you should make posters of your headshot (or yours and Lionel's) and distribute them to every KFC within a 50 mile radius. Put one of those red slashes through it and the word "DON'T" across the top. Cheap medical insurance!
- iVegasFamily said...
That would freak me out. You have life insurance, right?
- pixie said...
You give a whole new meaning to "kicking the bucket"!
Take care! - 8:15 AM
- Sarah, Goon Squad Sarah said...
I am glad you are okay. I am sorry about the chicken restriction.
- creative-type dad said...
for a different kind of girl -- That's funny! Don't give the wife any ideas.
pixie -- TRUE!!! How could I have not come up with that line... - 10:34 AM
- Idaho Dad said...
Wow, glad to hear you're okay.
I suggest watching one of those documentaries about how chickens are raised in those crowded, dirty factories. Might just put you right off KFC forever. - 11:00 AM
- spain dad said...
My wife is one of the healthiest eaters I know, and she still has higher blood pressure than I do. It doe seem unfair how some people can try so hard to eat right and exercise, but still have health problems.
If it's any help, I stopped cooking meat at home about ten years ago. I remember the first 2-3 months I felt like something was missing when I made meals without meat, but ever since then, I haven't missed meat at all. I love the food we make. - 12:26 PM
- Otter Thomas said...
Glad that you're ok. Being from the south I share your affinity of all things fried but you better lay off. I think it is for a good cause.
- Chief Family Officer said...
I've had my own scare and I think the terror was all the more worse because I know that with my amazing husband and kids, the best is yet to come. And the prospect of losing it was nearly paralyzing. I'm SO glad that you are okay ... just listen to your wife and stay away from the bucket!
- Beverly said...
Hope you're doing better. Yikes. Your story will motivate me to kick my husband's butt to have a checkup, long overdue. Seriously. If he died at the same age that his father died (of heart disease), our youngest child would only be 13. I have done the math.
- Daddy Geek Boy said...
Glad you're okay.
Having it less will make you love it more. I only eat fried chicken a few times a year, and when I do, it's an EVENT. - 9:57 PM
- Beck said...
GEESH! I'm glad you're okay!
A few years ago, I had an infection that spread to my heart and nearly died and WOW, the changes that makes in a person afterwards. I'm sorry you had to go through it. - 6:46 AM
- Laura said...
So sorry to hear about your health scare - but I'm very glad all is well and you are doing OK.
I don't know if this helps, but Nigella Lawson has a recipe for some yummy chicken nuggets on the the Food Network site that are "breaded" with Ritz crackers. They aren't bad for you if you bake them instead of fry. I make big batches and freeze for my little nugget lover. I know they don't come in a bucket, but they may make visiting KFC not so often a little less painful.
Wishing you the best! - 12:10 PM
- kristen said...
Glad you're all right! I had some serious heart palpations for several weeks and finally went to the doc, did the EKG and all and turns out it was nothing really, just something my heart does every so often, and once I found out it wasn't a problem it mostly went away. Except when I drink a lot of coffee. Like a lot. Like when you eat a bucket of extra crispy. That kind of a lot.
- Sasparilla Sue said...
Well, they say absence makes the heart grow fonder, I guess in your case it also makes it grow stronger. Glad you're alright!
- MetroDad said...
I totally share your pain. I had a similar scare two years ago and it rocked my world. Major life changes ensued. I've slipped a little lately and am attempting to find a balance between being vigilant about my health and enjoying life.
After all, a life without fried chicken is not a life I'm sure I want to live. Go Popeyes! - 4:20 PM
- nonlineargirl said...
I am glad to hear that you are not in imminent danger and are willing to make changes to keep yourself healthy.
I am sorry that this was not just a very clever attempt by your wife to make you so happy that you would MAKE it to your birthday that you would not expect any gifts. - 7:44 PM
long time lurker, first time poster..i'm glad that you're ok...things like that always scares me as i'm a hypochondriac...yikes...but thank goodness you listened to the wifey and got your checkup...what symptoms did you have?
- Darren said...
I guess that's it. KFC is headed for chapter 7.
I'm glad that all turned out well. You've reminded us all what we could lose if we don't take care of ourselves.
P.S. Don't be an enabler and tell the hypochondriac up above what your symptoms were. And did anyone bail out the squirrel? - 5:09 AM
- creative-type dad said...
Darren -- Last I heard, the kids are having a bail-out bake sale for the squirrel.
Anonymous -- The majority of the symptoms were chest pains. They gradually became more painful to the point of having to stop whatever I was doing.
Laura -- Thanks! Those do look good, but I think the buttermilk and frying is going to prevent me from those too.
Idaho Dad -- I've seen some of those. I'm not entirely convinced as those documentaries show only the extreme to make a point about banning consumption of any animal and virtues of vegetarianism.
I'm all for eating animals.
Beverly -- You should urge him to get checked out. Usually us guys need the pestering...(only on these rare occasions!)
spain dad -- The ironic part is, I didn't eat red meat for nearly 13 years. But that changed when my daughter was born. I didn't want to have a kids who was skewed by my habits and become a picky eater. In defense, I LOVE meat now, but only the good stuff. It's not like I got out and eat philly cheese steaks every day. - 9:27 AM
- Artist Unplugged said...
I'm 'dancing on the ceiling' that you are alright, what a scare! Thank goodness you have a nagging wife, came in REAL handy! (ha)
- Whit said...
That's how the Col. went teats up. I don't know if that's true but I've always wanted to use that line on here.
I'm glad you're okay. That's a freaking scare.
I suppose my wife and I should have that conversation, too. - 1:28 AM
- Laura said...
Use lowfat or fatfree buttermilk - and bake them instead of fry. I'm just here to help!
- Steph said...
Oh dear. So glad you are okay, but how terribly frightening...even more so because of your little girl, I'm sure. I had a scare myself a few years ago (not heart), and the thought of having to leave my kids...horrible. They would be fine, of course...it's my missing out on their lives that seemed unthinkable.
Take care of yourself. - 9:04 AM
- Dad Stuff said...
Very scary. It sure brings perspective though.
I'm glad you're feeling better. Keep it that way. - 8:37 PM
- Amrita said...
Sorry to hear about this Tony.
Take and just restrict your diet, maybe veggie would help. Its all about diet , exercise and medication and check ups. You 'll live very long.
People from both sides of my family have had hart disease. We are mostly vegetarians and aviod redmeat. Take care. - 6:27 AM
- chanchow said...
Glad to read that you made it through. Life throws some scary curve balls. A+ to you and yours.
- carrie said...
I'm glad you're okay. :)
- kittenpie said...
That's a scary thing, Tony - and it is hard to combat genetics, that's for sure. I have an unle who eats immacualtelyand runs miles in an attempt, but has had a few minor vvents, like a stent here and a small aneurysm there. He's doing well, though, and I think has outlived his dad, so it all helps, for sure.
Perhaps between your standing dates with the Colonel, you could fashion some sort of faux chicken from tofu and refried bean paste? - 1:58 AM
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- Ruth Dynamite said...
I think Col. Sanders needs to make a special new menu just for you.
Glad you're OK. - 4:07 PM
- creative-type dad said...
Ruth Dynamite -- Baked spicy popcorn chicken? I can live with that.
kittenpie -- I think faux chicken from tofu and refried bean paste would kill me before the real stuff does. - 9:03 AM
- The Real Mother Hen said...
That's scary dude. I can't even be funny now after reading this as I contemplate on life and how short it could be.
- radioactive girl said...
I'm glad you are ok. I remember when I found out I had cancer I was pissed because I do so much to take care of myself. I wouldn't wish cancer on anyone, but felt like it should have gone to someone who didn't work out, ate less healthy, whatever and not me.


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So true. At least Miss Marple traveled to the murder sites but it was still hard to imagine so much mayhem in these beautiful villages. I do need to watch more Midsommer as I've only seen a few so far.
So true! I remember reading years ago, when Colin Dexter was still alive, the then-mayor of Oxford criticizing Dexter for making their city sound unsafe. What a tool -- he should have known that that kind of publicity only helps a city's tourism. At least Midsomer is a fictional county ...
Hubbie and I just discovered the first season on Netflix and we LOVE it. Wish the other seasons were up.
Yes, of course ... it was John Thaw who died, not Dexter ... I had the two linked in my mind. Thanks for pointing that out.
There's only one other season. It is available on DVD though, you might want to check your local library. Netflix Canada is soooo slllloooooooooow to get current offerings.
"Sherlock" just got nominated for LOTS of Emmys, including Lead Actor in Miniseries ( Cumberbatch), Supporting Actor ( Freeman), Best Miniseries, Directing, Writing, Cinematography. Yay "Sherlock". http://www.emmys.com/shows/sherlock-scandal-belgravia-masterpiece
My problem is not with Netflix but with my dvd player: I get up to the "contents" page and then the darn thing won't play. I feel like a football running back stuck at the one yard line.
Geez---I have been watching the series and received a Netflix dvd and just watched the extras: I had no idea the brains behind "Sherlock" were the guys responsible for the modern "Dr. Who." I think you even included an article earlier and I still didn't catch it. This year was my first watching "Dr. Who" as I thought it might be pure silliness and found it to be quite touching a lot of the time. I hope Moffat (sp?) and company are recognized with Emmy wins for "Sherlock."
I hope that the Emmy voters recognize "Sherlock" appropriately. "Downton Abbey" shouldn't get all the "British Import TV" love!
I just had my own moment: I've been ignoring all the promos for Elementary, because a. it can't possibly be anywhere even close to as good as Sherlock and b. I can't stand Lucy Liu. But just yesterday I spotted a little more detail and it's Jonny Lee Miller for hank's sake! Who, among his many many great performances, co-starred with Benedict Cumberbatch in Frankenstein! So I just might, might, give Elementary a try. Just wondering, though, where did you start with Dr Who? With the 2005 reboot with Christopher Eccleston? Because those ones were more RTD (Russell T Davies) than Moffat. IMO Dr Who got even better -- less silly, more thought-provoking, clever, poignant, funny, and just plain enjoyable -- when Moffat took over the controls.
I started with Eccleston and liked those but like so many enjoyed Tenant and Smith much more. I saw in EW that in their survey Tenant by far and away was the Dr. Who fans loved most. I just never gave the writers a lot of thought until I saw the "Sherlock" extras. Btw--I keep saying I won't watch "Elementary" but I know I won't be able to resist to give it at least a peek.
Mark Gatiss in Doctor Who - The Lazarus Experiment. Mark Gatiss as The Doctor from 1999's Doctor Who Night. And also... Andrew Scott (Moriarty) in Foyles War - The Hide, just rebroadcast on my PBS station. This guy is just brilliant. So insanely talented.
I learn more each day. I saw Gatiss in the extras but just recently saw the "Lazarus" episode and still it didn't click until you mentioned it here. These writer/actors must have incredible inner lives. I think if I were ever to attend Comic-con I would want to see a panel with the writers of these programs.
Hadn't seen that one before. Hilarious! BTW, had a 6 degrees of Who Separation moment last night (well, actually more like 2 degrees). I just started re-watching season 6, and I'd fogotten Hugh Bonneville was in the "Curse of the Black Spot" episode. I also recently finished watching Twenty Twelve, which starred Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes ... who played Joan Redfern in the "Human Nature/Family of Blood" episodes. And Twenty Twelve also starred Olivia Colman, who was in "The Eleventh Hour" episode of Who, and Amelia Bullmore who was in the "Hounds of the Baskerville" for an added Sherlock bonus. Not hard to play that game with Doctor Who though. Much harder to name any notable British actors who haven't appeared in it!
I don't know names but I know faces so when I saw "Twenty Twelve" it was "who is she" and it took me awhile because the two characters are so different and she looked different as the doctor's "wife." I think US tv (at least paycable) is starting to make less episodes per season. I like this because there are actors freed up to spread their talent around more and the writing stays fresher. I think the UK has been so good about that---I am blown away by the talent we see on Who.
I recognized her (Jessica Hynes) more quickly in both Who and Twenty Twelve because I recognized her from another Russell T Davies project, Bob and Rose. (Which is completely wonderful, btw, one of my favourite British mini-series ever, even if it is utter fantasy. Or perhaps because of it. )
Yet another I need to add to my list---these actors are always running into one another on different shows. If they are friendly that would be great. Cumberbatch and Freeman get along so well onscreen that it seems it would be the same off but I know that isn't always the case. My dog keeps knocking my arm off of the keypad which means she is more than ready for her walk.
Oh, I had same thoughts. I have such a creative crush on Mark Gatiss. "Sherlock" led me to many interesting things, following its creators and actors. I started Dr. Who, though I am still getting through 2005. I like it OK, but I hear that it gets better, so will stick with it. Following Cumberbatch, I watched "To the Ends of the Earth"- 2005 BBC series based on William Golding's trilogy of the same name, and read the books. It is a fictional account of a passenger ship going from England to Australia in 1812, told from a perspective of a young aristocrat who keeps a journal. Loved both the books and the series. I have a particular interest in historical maritime travel, but think it's very well done and well acted whether one loves ships or not. Then, on a friend's recommendation, listened to "Cabin's Pressure", a radio sit-com about adventures of a tiny charter airline, of all things (the connection to "Sherlock" here is that Cumberbatch does one of the voices). What sounds utterly unpromising on paper turned out to be a hilarious comedy, lightning quick, with great characters and memorable lines. Quite family friendly ( there's a lot of booze jokes, but nothing racy)- my 8-year-old son adores it- yet written for adults and very sharp. It is written by a young British comedian John Finnemore and has had 3 seaons so far. It's fun to follow smart Brits' creative connections
I think "To the Ends of the Earth" might have been on "Masterpiece" but I missed it and want to see it now. Thanks for mentioning it. "Cabin Pressure" has been mentioned before and I've heard nothing but good comments about it. Radio is underappreciated imo.
I do quite like Moffat's stint on Doctor Who, but IMO he does tend to make his plots unnecessarily elaborate and nonsensical (too much timey-wimey, in Doctor Who speak). Not necessarily saying that he's better or worse than RTD, whose plots had their own share of faults, but I think going forward he'd be better served to stick with story lines that are a bit more straightforward.
No!! No polluting Sherlock with discussions of Elementary!! I do actually plan on watching Elementary tonight, and will try very, very hard to give it a fair chance. It really is too bad it has zero chance of comparing favourably though. For me though, even without the comparison, the biggest question will be whether the awesomeness of Jonny Lee Miller will be enough to overcome my extreme dislike of Lucy Liu.
I'll watch it but I am so sold on "Sherlock" that I am truly skeptical about this. That said if you are going to do a procedural I would rather use Sherlock's brain than whoever is manning the helm at CSI.
Didn't even make it half way through and turned the channel.....How long must we wait for "Sherlock?"


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There was celebration within George W. Bush's Republican base when he managed to appoint two justices to the Supreme Court, Samuel Alito and John Roberts, with the latter also becoming chief justice. At lastit was also widely assumed by Bush's opponentswhatever the ultimate failures of his administration, the high court had moved firmly to the right for some time to come.
This grim prospect may well prove true, but two recent events at the Supreme Court indicate strongly that regarding the most dangerous thrust of Bush's reign, his continuing, unprecedented expansion of his powers as commander in chief, the court is finally and crucially alarmed.
During the March 28 oral arguments in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, there were two main issues: the constitutional legitimacy of the military commissions at Guantánamo, created solely by the president, and whether the Supreme Court itself had the right to even hear the case.
In a revealing exchange, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said to Solicitor General Paul Clement: "I thought it was the government position that these enemy combatants do not have any rights under the Constitution and laws of the United States."
"That is true, Justice Ginsburg," the solicitor general said. The unmistakable subtext of the government's answer was: "So why is this court interfering with the inherent constitutional powers of the commander in chief in the war on terrorism? Get lost!"
This dismissal of the Supreme Court's jurisdiction by the administration angered at least five of the justices in that hearing during a series of hostile questions to Clement. Among the five, most significantly, was Anthony Kennedy, who increasingly appears to be the Sandra Day O'Connor of this Supreme Courta more or less conservative swing vote.
Moreover, the questions and comments of five of the eight justices sitting on the case revealed a strong likelihood that the court will disagree with the president's skewed concept of due process (basic fairness in our rule of law) in inventing these military commissions.
Even more disturbing to the presidentif he has the educational background to parse the court's warnings for the future when it refuses, for the time being, to review a caseis what happened on April 30.
In Jose Padilla v. Hanft, there were not the necessary four votes to hear the case right now, although justices Ginsburg, David Souter, and Stephen Breyer wanted to go ahead in this second appearance before the court by Padilla.
But very significantly, in a concurring opinion by John Paul Stevens, Anthony Kennedy (again!), and most notably, Chief Justice Roberts, it became clear that this case is still very much alive, as I'll show as we go on.
Moreover, a majority of the court ( not Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia, and Samuel Alito) signaled a readiness to, in the not so distant future, startle the president by striking down his method of removing terrorism suspects from our system of laws by setting them apart as "enemy combatants" imprisoned in military cells indefinitely, incommunicado, without access to lawyers, and without chargesas he did to Padilla.
On March 8, 2002, I suddenly saw on network television, from Moscow, Attorney General John Ashcroft triumphantly announcing that an American citizen, Jose Padilla, had been captured at O'Hare Airport in Chicago before he could set off a radioactive "dirty bomb." (Ashcroft did not say "alleged" terrorist and certainly had no thought of invoking the American value of "innocent until proven guilty.")
Padilla was briefly held to testify before a grand jury but then was summarily transferred to a military brig in South Carolina for more than three years as an "enemy combatant," without charges and without contact with anyone but guards.
In 2004, the Supreme Court would not hear his case on a technicality, saying his appeal had been filed in the wrong jurisdiction. At last, when the Supreme Court indicated it would consider listening to his appeal, the Bush administrationfearing that, My God, there might be a majority to declare Bush's "enemy combatant" designation unconstitutionalpulled a not-so-hidden-ball trick.
Pulling Padilla out of the military brig and into our real justice system, the administration filed a mélange of new chargeswithout any mention of the "radioactive dirty bomb" that John Ashcroft had tried to scare us with. When that happened, a majority of the high courtclearly resentful of the Bush team's trying to game the system by preventing the court from ruling on the lawfulness of putting people away as "enemy combatants"decided to hear Padilla once more.
This time, although they decided to hold off on the "enemy combatant" ruling until Padilla goes through our regular courts, a majority of the justices showed they're aware that even if he is found innocent of the new charges, the administration can still put him into military prison again as an "enemy combatant."
If this happened to Padillawarned John Roberts, Anthony Kennedy, and John Paul Stevens in their concurring opinionsthe Supreme Court wouldl teach Bush a lesson he and the nation will not forget. Even, therefore, if Padilla is acquitted in a lower civilian court, the often cited Professor Michael Greenberger, director of the University of Maryland's Center Health and Homeland Security, told National Public Radio:


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This view of an American flag on metal recovered from the site of the World Trade Center towers shortly after their destruction on Sept. 11, 2001, was taken on Mars on Sept. 11, 2011, the 10th anniversary of the attacks on the towers.
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PASADENA, Calif. -- A view of a memorial to victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center towers was taken on Mars yesterday, on the 10th anniversary of the attacks.
The memorial, made from aluminum recovered from the site of the twin towers in weeks following the attacks, serves as a cable guard on a tool on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity and bears an image of the American flag.
The view combining exposures from two cameras on the rover is online at:
The memorial is on the rover's rock abrasion tool, which was being made in September 2001 by workers at Honeybee Robotics in lower Manhattan, less than a mile from the World Trade Center.
Opportunity's panoramic camera and navigation camera photographed the tool on Sept. 11, 2011, during the 2,713th Martian day of the rover's work on Mars. Opportunity completed its three-month prime mission on Mars in April 2004 and has worked for more than seven years since then in bonus extended missions.
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Design-Time Code Generation by using T4 Text Templates
Design-time T4 text templates let you generate program code and other files in your Visual Studio project. Typically, you write the templates so that they vary the code that they generate according to data from a model. A model is a file or database that contains key information about your application's requirements.
For example, you could have a model that defines a workflow, either as a table or a diagram. From the model, you can generate the software that executes the workflow. When your users' requirements change, it is easy to discuss the new workflow with the users. Regenerating the code from the workflow is more reliable than updating the code by hand.
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A model is a data source that describes a particular aspect of an application. It can be any form, in any kind of file or database. It does not have to be in any particular form, such as a UML model or Domain-Specific Language model. Typical models are in the form of tables or XML files. |
You are probably already familiar with code generation. When you define resources in a .resx file in your Visual Studio solution, a set of classes and methods is generated automatically. The resources file makes it much easier and more reliable to edit the resources than it would be if you had to edit the classes and methods. With text templates, you can generate code in the same manner from a source of your own design.
A text template contains a mixture of the text that you want to generate, and program code that generates variable parts of the text. The program code and allows you to repeat or conditionally omit parts of the generated text. The generated text can itself be program code that will form part of your application.
To create a design-time T4 template in Visual Studio
Create a Visual Studio project, or open an existing one.
For example, on the File menu, choose New, Project.
Add a text template file to your project and give it a name that has the extension .tt.
To do this, in Solution Explorer, on the shortcut menu of your project, choose Add, New Item. In the Add New Item dialog box select Text Template from the middle pane.
Notice that the Custom Tool property of the file is TextTemplatingFileGenerator.
Open the file. It will already contain the following directives:
<#@ template hostspecific="false" language="C#" #> <#@ output extension=".txt" #>
If you added the template to a Visual Basic project, the language attribute will be "VB".
Add some text at the end of the file. For example:
Hello, world!
Save the file.
You might see a Security Warning message box that asks you to confirm that you want to run the template. Click OK.
In Solution Explorer, expand the template file node and you will find a file that has the extension .txt. The file contains the text generated from the template.
Note If your project is a Visual Basic project, you must click Show All Files in order to see the output file.
A template will be executed, generating the subsidiary file, in any of the following cases:
Edit the template and then change focus to a different Visual Studio window.
Save the template.
Click Transform All Templates in the Build menu. This will transform all the templates in the Visual Studio solution.
In Solution Explorer, on the shortcut menu of any file, choose Run Custom Tool. Use this method to transform a selected subset of templates.
You can also set up a Visual Studio project so that the templates are executed when the data files that they read have changed. For more information, see Regenerating the Code Automatically.
Text templates let you use program code to vary the content of the generated file.
To generate text by using program code
Change the content of the .tt file:
Save the .tt file, and inspect the generated .txt file again. It lists the squares of the numbers from 0 to 10.
Notice that statements are enclosed within <#...#>, and single expressions within <#=...#>. For more information, see Writing a T4 Text Template.
If you write the generating code in Visual Basic, the template directive should contain language="VB". "C#" is the default.
To debug a text template:
Insert debug="true" into the template directive. For example:
<#@ template debug="true" hostspecific="false" language="C#" #>
Set breakpoints in the template, in the same way that you would for ordinary code.
Choose Debug T4 Template from the shortcut menu of the text template file in Solution Explorer.
The template will run and stop at the breakpoints. You can examine variables and step through the code in the usual way.
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debug="true" makes the generated code map more accurately to the text template, by inserting more line numbering directives into the generated code. If you leave it out, breakpoints might stop the run in the wrong state. But you can leave the clause in the template directive even when you are not debugging. This causes only a very small drop in performance. |
You can generate program files that vary, depending on a model. A model is an input such as a database, configuration file, UML model, DSL model, or other source. You usually generate several program files are from the same model. To achieve this, you create a template file for each generated program file, and have all the templates read the same model.
To generate program code or resources
Change the output directive to generate a file of the appropriate type, such as .cs, .vb, .resx, or .xml.
Insert code that will generate the solution code that you require. For example, if you want to generate three integer field declarations in a class:
<#@ template debug="false" hostspecific="false" language="C#" #> <#@ output extension=".cs" #> <# var properties = new string [] {"P1", "P2", "P3"}; #> // This is generated code: class MyGeneratedClass { <# // This code runs in the text template: foreach (string propertyName in properties) { #> // Generated code: private int <#= propertyName #> = 0; <# } #> }
Save the file and inspect the generated file, which now contains the following code:
class MyGeneratedClass { private int P1 = 0; private int P2 = 0; private int P3 = 0; }
When you generate program code, it is most important to avoid confusing the generating code that executes in your template, and the resulting generated code that becomes part of your solution. The two languages do not have to be the same.
The previous example has two versions. In one version, the generating code is in C#. In the other version, the generating code is Visual Basic. But the text generated by both of them is the same, and it is a C# class.
In the same way, you could use a Visual C# template to generate code in any language. The generated text does not have to be in any particular language, and it does not have to be program code.
As a matter of good practice, we tend to separate the template code into two parts:
A configuration or data-gathering part, which sets values in variables, but does not contain text blocks. In the previous example, this part is the initialization of properties.
This is sometimes called the "model" section, because it constructs an in-store model, and typically reads a model file.
The text-generation part (foreach(...){...} in the example), which uses the values of the variables.
This is not a necessary separation, but it is a style which makes it easier to read the template by reducing the complexity of the part that includes text.
To access a model file or database, your template code can use assemblies such as System.XML. To gain access to these assemblies, you must insert directives such as these:
<#@ assembly name="System.Xml.dll" #> <#@ import namespace="System.Xml" #> <#@ import namespace="System.IO" #>
The assembly directive makes the specified assembly available to your template code, in the same manner as the References section of a Visual Studio project. You do not need to include a reference to System.dll, which is referenced automatically. The import directive lets you use types without using their fully qualified names, in the same manner as the using directive in an ordinary program file.
For example, after importing System.IO, you could write:
<# var properties = File.ReadLines("C:\\propertyList.txt");#> ... <# foreach (string propertyName in properties) { #> ...
To load a file from a location relative to the text template, you can use this.Host.ResolvePath(). To use this.Host, you must set hostspecific="true" in the template:
<#@ template debug="false" hostspecific="true" language="C#" #>
Then you can write, for example:
<# string fileName = this.Host.ResolvePath("filename.txt"); string [] properties = File.ReadLines(filename); #> ... <# foreach (string propertyName in properties { #> ...
You can also use this.Host.TemplateFile, which identifies the name of the current template file.
The type of this.Host (in VB, Me.Host) is Microsoft.VisualStudio.TextTemplating.ITextTemplatingEngineHost.
To use services provided in Visual Studio, set the hostSpecific attribute and load the EnvDTE assembly. You can then use IServiceProvider.GetCOMService() to access DTE and other services. For example:
<#@ template hostspecific="true" language="C#" #> <#@ output extension=".txt" #> <#@ assembly name="EnvDTE" #> <# IServiceProvider serviceProvider = (IServiceProvider)this.Host; EnvDTE.DTE dte = (EnvDTE.DTE) serviceProvider.GetCOMService(typeof(EnvDTE.DTE)); #> Number of projects in this VS solution: <#= dte.Solution.Projects.Count #>
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Typically, several files in a Visual Studio solution are generated with one input model. Each file is generated from its own template, but the templates all refer to the same model.
If the source model changes, you should re-run all the templates in the solution. To do this manually, choose Transform All Templates on the Build menu.
If you have installed Visual Studio Visualization and Modeling SDK, you can have all the templates transformed automatically whenever you perform a build. To do this, edit your project file (.csproj or .vbproj) in a text editor and add the following lines near the end of the file, after any other <import> statements:
<Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v11.0\TextTemplating\Microsoft.TextTemplating.targets" /> <PropertyGroup> <TransformOnBuild>true</TransformOnBuild> <!-- Other properties can be inserted here --> </PropertyGroup>
For more information, see Code Generation in a Build Process.
A useful feature of templates is that they look very much like the files that they generate, together with some inserted program code. This suggests a useful method of creating a template. First create an ordinary file as a prototype, such as a Visual C# file, and then gradually introduce generation code that varies the resulting file.
To convert an existing file to a design-time template
To your Visual Studio project, add a file of the type that you want to generate, such as a .cs, .vb, or .resx file.
Test the new file to make sure that it works.
In Solution Explorer, change the file name extension to .tt.
Verify the following properties of the .tt file:
Custom Tool =
Build Action =
Insert the following lines at the beginning of the file:
<#@ template debug="false" hostspecific="false" language="C#" #> <#@ output extension=".cs" #>
If you want to write the generating code of your template in Visual Basic, set the language attribute to "VB" instead of "C#".
Set the extension attribute to the file name extension for the type of file that you want to generate, for example .cs, .resx, or .xml.
Save the file.
A subsidiary file is created, with the specified extension. Its properties are correct for the type of file. For example, the Build Action property of a .cs file would be Compile.
Verify that the generated file contains the same content as the original file.
Identify a part of the file that you want to vary. For example, a part that appears only under certain conditions, or a part that is repeated, or where the specific values vary. Insert generating code. Save the file and verify that the subsidiary file is correctly generated. Repeat this step.
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Write and debug a more advanced text template, with code that uses auxiliary functions, included files, and external data. |
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Amended Agenda Plumbers Licensing Board May 2, 2012 9:00 am Room 474 – 4th Floor Heber M. Wells Building 160 E. 300 S. Salt Lake City, Utah This agenda is subject to change up to 24 hours prior to the meeting. ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS: 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Sign Per Diem 3. Read and Approve the March 2012 Minutes 4. Compliance Update 5. Investigations Update 6. Select a new chairman 7. June Board meeting, cancel or reschedule APPOINTMENTS: 9:15 am Jacob Robertson, criminal history 9:30 am Charles Herbert, probation interview 9:40 am Danny Matthews probation interview DISCUSSION ITEMS: Review proposed changes for R156-55c-303b Continuing Education - Standards Review Rule R156-55c-302b(5) - Successful complete of education program Scope of work for the S211 boiler installation classification Installation of water heater under the supplier exemption - Dana Farmer Proctors for practical exam - Dana Farmer Review recommendations from review of the plumber exams Review test scores APPLICATIONS FOR REVIEW: Review additional applications and proposed disciplinary actions received prior to the meeting. NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING: June 6, 2012
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Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it (Malachi 3:10).
Tithing brings you into partnership with the Lord. This means giving Him a tenth of all your income and every blessing He brings your way continually. When you do this, He fulfils His own part of the bargain by releasing into your life an unprecedented financial grace: "…and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing" (Malachi 3:10).
It's like a business partnership where one person has 30% share and the other 70%. When they strike a good deal, they both must have their share of the profit. One partner isn't doing the other a favour by paying him what belongs to him because it's his right in the partnership. To do otherwise would mean to steal from him.
God wants you to keep tithing so you can bask in abundance and walk in His blessings. His financial plan for you far surpasses what any parent or financial institution could ever offer. He's the one who gives you power to get wealth. When you're diligent in paying your tithes, He'll see to it that you never lack, and that your life is in one direction only: upward and forward. God wants you to experience liberty in your finances, and walk in abundance.
If as a Christian, you've been experiencing financial difficulties, even though you've been paying your tithes, it's not the Lord that's holding back. Keep paying your tithes and declaring the Word of faith, for the devourer has already been rebuked for your sake. You shouldn't ever debate whether or not to give your tithe because it isn't yours in the first place but God's! So keep tithing, for this is the right thing to do; it's what God demands in your prosperity.
Dear heavenly Father, I thank you for making me a source of wealth and a person of privilege. I'm giving my way to the top in tithes and offerings and special seeds which I sow consciously always, knowing that it's my pathway to financial abundance, in Jesus' Name. Amen.
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Zechariah 8:12
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12For the seed shall be prosperous; the vine shall give her fruit, and the ground shall give her increase, and the heavens shall give their dew; and I will cause the remnant of this people to possess all these things.
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30And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, is the LORD's: it is holy unto the LORD.
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Important: The following is meant to provide a general overview of dog-dog aggression. If you're dealing with an aggressive dog, seek help from a reputable behaviorist.
Dog-dog aggression is a very serious matter. Until your dog's successfully treated, keep him a safe distance from all other dogs ("safe distance" meaning the minimum amount of space he needs to remain calm and unstressed).
Even if physical contact is never made, managing a dog who's pulling and lunging on-leash is very difficult--not to mention stressful for all parties--and attempting to defuse an attack in progress is downright dangerous.
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If you see these behaviors, calmly remove your dog or redirect his attention to something else.
Nature and nurture each play a role in shaping your pup's personality. True, certain types of dogs have been bred specifically to be aggressive, but with the right training and socialization, environmental factors can and often do triumph over genetics. Similarly, breeds known to be gentle and easygoing can become highly aggressive if mistreated.
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- Neuter or spay your dog as early as possible--this will greatly reduce hormone-driven aggression.
- Always treat your dog with kindness and respect, using positive reinforcement to train. Physical correction, intimidation, and isolation only encourage aggression by adding to a dog's anxiety.
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